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Wealthy Nigerians, pastors spend $225 million on private jets

A few wealthy Nigerians spent at least N33.75 billion acquiring private jets between March 2010 and March 2011.
ARTICLE | MAY 18, 2011 - 4:18AM

A few wealthy Nigerians spent at least US$225 million (N33.75 billion) acquiring private jets between March 2010 and March 2011.

According to the report published by the Punch, a couple of the acquisitions were made by billionaires Aliko Dangote andMike Adenuga. Last year, Dangote acquired a US$45 million (N6.75 billion) Bombardier jet as a gift to himself on his 53rd birthday, while Mike Adenuga purchased a Bombardier Global Express XRS. Both Dangote and Adenuga own at least two private planes each.

Apart from wealthy business tycoons, Nigerian clergymen and spiritual leaders are also joining the very elite league of jet owners.
Soure Daily Times Newspaper on line http://dailytimes.com.ng/article/wealthy-nigerians-pastors-spend-225-million-private-jets

In March this year, David Oyedepo, a Nigerian cleric generally believed to be Africa’s wealthiest gospel preacher, acquired a Gulfstream V jet for US$30 million (N4.5 billion) . Oyedepo, who presides over the Winners Chapel, one of Africa’s largest churches, now owns a private collection of four aircraft. In addition to his latest acquisition, he previously owned two Gulfstream planes and a Bombardier Challenger Aircraft. He is also reportedly creating a private hanger to accommodate his flying toys.

Oyedepo is not the only Nigerian clergyman to own a jet. Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the revered overseer of Nigeria’s largest congregation, The Redeemed Christian Church of God, is also a proud jet owner. In March 2009, Adeboye spent US$30 million on a Gulfstream jet amidst widespread criticism. Pastor Sam Adeyemi, another cleric and founder of the Daystar Christian center, a flourishing Pentecostal congregation which repeatedly preaches financial prosperity, is also a jet owner.

It’s not cheap to own a private jet. On average, it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to maintain a personal plane. The majority of Nigerians frown at such flagrant displays of opulence, particularly on the path of their clergymen, given that 60% of Nigerians still live below the poverty line.

Paradoxically, the same people who complain about the extravagant lifestyles of their spiritual leaders are the same ones who finance it. Every Sunday, swarms of worshipers rush to the church to give away their hard-earned money to the pastors’ coffers in the form of tithes, offerings and special gifts with the deluded hope of multiplied financial blessings in return. For many, this is but a pipe dream. Deep down, the pastors smile; they’ve got just the perfect suckers.

in house fighting does no one any good

400k,cash ready

hope u do not act like kamuzi banda?

spend it in hell

much ado about home based?

animal farm don start oh

THIS IS 2003 MODEL NOT 2004 PLEASE MAKE ADJUSTMENTS WHERE NECESSARY

IT DID NOT START WITH THEM N WILL NOT END WITH THEM

WHERE IS D CAR IN PH?

CAN IT FLY FOR 850K?IS IT LAGOS CLEARED?

RIP

who is safe in this country?

wahala deh

what do u expect from them?can any good thing come out from bethlehem ?

how much will u sell 1999 toyota sienna and 2001 nissan xterra?

i am glad that the ig took a bold step bc it was very embarrassing seeing npf collecting money in the glare of everyone

mko made money via government contracts invariably corruption.look at what he did with our telcoms,he rendered d sector useless n made it a thing for the rich alone

too bad d game went the way it did

tick tick tick ,

i wish u well buddy